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@kinwa91 lets get this in 0.20 too.

@stephenplusplus @JustinBeckwith this was a breaking change for us, using the google bookshelf boilerplate...
What is the recommended workaround for getting the old behavior back? Could you please provide some insight? Thanks!

FYI for those experiencing the following error:
Error: 6 ALREADY_EXISTS: Resource already exists in the project (resource=YOUR_SUB_NAME)

I used the following snippet for promises-style. I needed to differentiate between a createSubscription object and a subscription object.

let subscriptionObject = await (async (topic, subscriptionName) => { try { return (await topic.createSubscription(subscriptionName))[0]; } catch (err) { if (err.code === 6) { logging.debug('Subscription Exists'); return await topic.subscription(subscriptionName); } else throw err; } })(topic, subscriptionName);

You can do:

topic.createSubscription('my-subscription', function(err, subscription) {})

// in the future...
const subscription = topic.subscription('my-subscription')

subscription.get({ autoCreate: true }, function(err) {
  // No more `ALREADY_EXISTS` error!
})

Alternatively, if you know the subscription exists, you can just start using it right away:

const subscription = topic.subscription('my-subscription')

subscription.on('message', msg => {})